Raindorf Altheim secured a narrow 0:1 win over Südburgenland in the Women's League Regular Season on Sunday. The away side moved into fourth place on 13 points, while the hosts remain rooted at the bottom with just two points from eight games. P. Mikulica stepped up for the decisive penalty in the 77th minute, and that single strike was enough to separate the two sides.
The match itself was tight, with neither team creating clear-cut opportunities before the break. Südburgenland's J. Kofler picked up a yellow card in the 28th minute, and P. Mikulica was cautioned shortly after in the 31st. To be fair, the home side had their chances, but they could not find the net, and by then the visitors were already showing more composure in possession.
Substitutions began in the second half, with S. Schneider brought on for Südburgenland at the interval. The hosts made several changes, including P. Petrovics and M. Walter at the 65th-minute mark, but the pattern of the game did not shift. Raindorf Altheim held their nerve after P. Petrovics was shown a yellow card in the 57th minute, and the hosts could not afford another slip in defence.
Yellow cards continued to mount, with Z. Magyarics and A. Kis both booked in the second half. The visitors made fewer changes, which speaks to how they controlled the tempo rather than trying to force the issue. Südburgenland, who have not won since the opening day, were overrun in midfield for large spells, and the result extends their winless run further.
The gap between the two sides now stands at 11 points, and the table tells the story clearly. Raindorf Altheim's fourth-place position reflects their consistency, while Südburgenland's eighth game ends with yet another loss. The scoreline may suggest a tight contest, but the standings show the difference in quality between these two teams.